Ep. 42 – On today’s episode of Dreamer to Entrepreneur, we have a special guest, Lauren Wrighton. We dive into Lauren’s journey from struggling to sell a $7 ebook to becoming a successful entrepreneur, podcast manager and coach.

Ep. 41 – We understand the overwhelming nature of starting a business and the abundance of information available, often leading to confusion and mistakes. That’s why we want to share the three mistakes we made in the beginning, in the hopes that you can avoid them in your entrepreneurial journey.

Ep. 40 – In this episode of “Dreamer to Entrepreneur,” we provide four simple tips for starting a business today, without letting fear or self-doubt hold you back.

Ep. 39 – In this episode of Dreamer to Entrepreneur, we tackle the topic of the retail apocalypse and its impact on small businesses.

Ep. 38 – Who is your dream client or customer? Are you building your business around one specific type of person or are you selling to the masses? In this episode of the Dreamer to Entrepreneur, we discuss the importance of knowing your ideal customer.

Ep. 37 – Kira La Forgia has firsthand experience with the challenges involved in managing the human side of running a business. After struggling with burnout and being diagnosed with PTSD, Kira realized the importance of delegating tasks and taking care of her mental health. She learned this lesson the hard way, having tried to take on everything herself, which ultimately led to her experiencing significant stress and burnout. In fact, it took a team of six people to effectively replace Kira and take on the responsibilities she had been managing alone.

Ep. 36 – In this episode of the Dreamer to Entrepreneur podcast, we discuss the negative effects of constantly comparing oneself to others. We want to emphasize that everyone’s journey is unique, and trying to fit into someone else’s mold can lead to mental and physical exhaustion, sacrificing quality time with loved ones, and ultimately making one unhappy. Focus on your own values and priorities and do not worry about others’ lifestyles, possessions, or business models.